The Buried Temple
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If our lungs find in theatmosphere the aliment they need, it is thanks to the inconceivablyincoherent forests of arborescent fern. We owe our brains and nervesof to-day to fearful hordes of swimming or flying reptiles. Theseobeyed the order of their life. They did what they had to do. Theymodified matter in the fashion prescribed to them. And we, by carryingparticles of this same matter to the degree of extraordinaryincandescence proper to the thought of man, shall surely establish inthe future... something that never shall perish.
IV THE PAST 1 Our past stretches behind us in long perspective. It slumbers on thehorizon like a deserted city shrouded in mist. A few peaks mark itsboundary, and soar predominant into the air; a few important acts standout, like towers, some with the light still upon them, others halfruined and slowly decaying beneath the weight of oblivion. The treesare bare, the walls crumble, and shadow slowly steals over all. Everything seems to be dead there, and rigid, save only when memory, slowly decomposing, lights it for an instant with an illusory gleam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If our lungs find in theatmosphere the aliment they need, it is thanks to the inconceivablyincoherent forests of arborescent fern. We owe our brains and nervesof to-day to fearful hordes of swimming or flying reptiles. Theseobeyed the order of their life. They did what they had to do. Theymodified matter in the fashion prescribed to them. And we, by carryingparticles of this same matter to the degree of extraordinaryincandescence proper to the thought of man, shall surely establish inthe future... something that never shall perish.
IV THE PAST 1 Our past stretches behind us in long perspective. It slumbers on thehorizon like a deserted city shrouded in mist. A few peaks mark itsboundary, and soar predominant into the air; a few important acts standout, like towers, some with the light still upon them, others halfruined and slowly decaying beneath the weight of oblivion. The treesare bare, the walls crumble, and shadow slowly steals over all. Everything seems to be dead there, and rigid, save only when memory, slowly decomposing, lights it for an instant with an illusory gleam.
What to read after The Buried Temple?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maeterlinck, Maurice, 1862-1949 to read onlineMoreLess
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